feat(applying): check non-empty set of inputs and outputs (#312)
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@ -20,7 +20,6 @@ Refer to the [Byron's ledger white paper](https://github.com/input-output-hk/car
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- ***fees: Tx → ℕ*** gives the fees paid by a transaction, defined as follows:
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- ***fees(tx) := balance (txIns(tx) ◁ utxo) − balance (txOuts(tx))***, where
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- ***balance : P(TxOut) → ℕ*** gives the summation of all the lovelaces in a set of transaction outputs.
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- **Serialization**:
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- ***Bytes*** is the set of byte arrays (a.k.a. data, upon which signatures are built).
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- ***⟦_⟧<sub>A</sub> : A -> Bytes*** takes an element of type ***A*** and returns a byte array resulting from serializing it.
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@ -1,14 +1,30 @@
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//! Utilities required for Byron-era transaction validation.
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use crate::types::{ByronProtParams, UTxOs, ValidationResult};
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use crate::types::{ByronProtParams, UTxOs, ValidationError, ValidationResult};
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use pallas_primitives::byron::MintedTxPayload;
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use pallas_primitives::byron::{MintedTxPayload, Tx};
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// TODO: implement each of the validation rules.
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// TODO: implement missing validation rules.
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pub fn validate_byron_tx(
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_mtxp: &MintedTxPayload,
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mtxp: &MintedTxPayload,
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_utxos: &UTxOs,
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_prot_pps: &ByronProtParams,
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) -> ValidationResult {
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let tx: &Tx = &mtxp.transaction;
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check_ins_not_empty(tx)?;
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check_outs_not_empty(tx)
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}
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fn check_ins_not_empty(tx: &Tx) -> ValidationResult {
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if tx.inputs.clone().to_vec().is_empty() {
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return Err(ValidationError::TxInsEmpty);
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}
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Ok(())
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}
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fn check_outs_not_empty(tx: &Tx) -> ValidationResult {
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if tx.outputs.clone().to_vec().is_empty() {
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return Err(ValidationError::TxOutsEmpty);
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}
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Ok(())
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}
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@ -21,7 +21,8 @@ pub enum MultiEraProtParams<'b> {
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#[derive(Debug)]
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#[non_exhaustive]
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pub enum ValidationError {
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ValidationError,
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TxInsEmpty,
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TxOutsEmpty,
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}
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pub type ValidationResult = Result<(), ValidationError>;
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@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ use rand::Rng;
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use std::{borrow::Cow, vec::Vec};
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use pallas_applying::{
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types::{ByronProtParams, MultiEraProtParams},
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types::{ByronProtParams, MultiEraProtParams, ValidationError},
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validate, UTxOs, ValidationResult,
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};
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use pallas_codec::{
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@ -29,32 +29,92 @@ mod byron_tests {
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// i) the transaction input contains 100000 lovelace,
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// ii) the minimum_fee_constant protocol parameter is 7,
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// iii) the minimum_fee_factor protocol parameter is 11, and
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// iv) the size of the transaction is 82 bytes—it is easy to verify that
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// 82 == pallas_applying::get_byron_tx_size(tx)
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// The expected fees are therefore 7 + 11 * 82 = 909 lovelace, which is why the output contains
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// 100000 - 909 = 99091 lovelace.
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// iv) the size of the transaction is 82 bytes—it is easy to verify
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// that 82 == pallas_applying::get_byron_tx_size(tx).
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// The expected fees are therefore 7 + 11 * 82 = 909 lovelace, which is why
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// the output contains 100000 - 909 = 99091 lovelace.
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fn successful_case() {
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let protocol_params: ByronProtParams = ByronProtParams;
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let mut tx_ins: ByronTxIns = empty_byron_tx_ins();
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let tx_in: ByronTxIn = new_tx_in(random_tx_id(), 3);
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let mut tx_ins: ByronTxIns = empty_tx_ins();
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let tx_in: ByronTxIn = new_tx_in(rand_tx_id(), 3);
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add_byron_tx_in(&mut tx_ins, &tx_in);
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let mut tx_outs: ByronTxOuts = new_byron_tx_outs();
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let tx_out: ByronTxOut = new_byron_tx_out(new_address(random_address_payload(), 0), 99091);
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add_byron_tx_out(&mut tx_outs, &tx_out);
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let mut tx_outs: ByronTxOuts = new_tx_outs();
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let tx_out_addr: Address = new_addr(rand_addr_payload(), 0);
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let tx_out: ByronTxOut = new_tx_out(tx_out_addr, 99091);
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add_tx_out(&mut tx_outs, &tx_out);
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let mut utxos: UTxOs = new_utxos();
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// input_tx_out is the ByronTxOut associated with tx_in.
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let input_tx_out: ByronTxOut =
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new_byron_tx_out(new_address(random_address_payload(), 0), 100000);
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let input_tx_out_addr: Address = new_addr(rand_addr_payload(), 0);
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let input_tx_out: ByronTxOut = new_tx_out(input_tx_out_addr, 100000);
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add_to_utxo(&mut utxos, tx_in, input_tx_out);
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let validation_result = mk_byron_tx_and_validate(
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&new_byron_tx(tx_ins, tx_outs, empty_byron_attributes()),
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&empty_byron_witnesses(),
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&new_tx(tx_ins, tx_outs, empty_attributes()),
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&empty_witnesses(),
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&utxos,
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&protocol_params,
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);
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match validation_result {
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Ok(()) => (),
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Err(err) => assert!(false, "Unexpected error (sucessful_case - {:?}).", err),
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Err(err) => assert!(false, "Unexpected error ({:?}).", err),
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}
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}
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#[test]
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// Similar to successful_case, except that no inputs are added to the
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// transaction, which should raise a ValidationError:TxInsEmpty error.
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fn empty_ins() {
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let protocol_params: ByronProtParams = ByronProtParams;
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let tx_ins: ByronTxIns = empty_tx_ins();
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// Note: tx_in is not added to tx_ins, it is only added to the UTxOs set
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let tx_in: ByronTxIn = new_tx_in(rand_tx_id(), 3);
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let mut tx_outs: ByronTxOuts = new_tx_outs();
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let tx_out_addr: Address = new_addr(rand_addr_payload(), 0);
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let tx_out: ByronTxOut = new_tx_out(tx_out_addr, 99091);
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add_tx_out(&mut tx_outs, &tx_out);
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let mut utxos: UTxOs = new_utxos();
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let input_tx_out_addr: Address = new_addr(rand_addr_payload(), 0);
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let input_tx_out: ByronTxOut = new_tx_out(input_tx_out_addr, 100000);
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add_to_utxo(&mut utxos, tx_in, input_tx_out);
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let validation_result = mk_byron_tx_and_validate(
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&new_tx(tx_ins, tx_outs, empty_attributes()),
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&empty_witnesses(),
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&utxos,
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&protocol_params,
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);
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match validation_result {
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Ok(()) => assert!(false, "Inputs set should not be empty."),
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Err(err) => match err {
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ValidationError::TxInsEmpty => (),
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_ => assert!(false, "Unexpected error ({:?}).", err),
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},
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}
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}
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#[test]
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// Similar to empty_ins, except that this time no outputs are added to the
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// transaction, which should raise a ValidationError:TxOutsEmpty error.
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fn empty_outs() {
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let protocol_params: ByronProtParams = ByronProtParams;
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let mut tx_ins: ByronTxIns = empty_tx_ins();
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let tx_in: ByronTxIn = new_tx_in(rand_tx_id(), 3);
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add_byron_tx_in(&mut tx_ins, &tx_in);
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let tx_outs: ByronTxOuts = new_tx_outs();
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let mut utxos: UTxOs = new_utxos();
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let input_tx_out_addr: Address = new_addr(rand_addr_payload(), 0);
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let input_tx_out: ByronTxOut = new_tx_out(input_tx_out_addr, 100000);
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add_to_utxo(&mut utxos, tx_in, input_tx_out);
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let validation_result = mk_byron_tx_and_validate(
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&new_tx(tx_ins, tx_outs, empty_attributes()),
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&empty_witnesses(),
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&utxos,
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&protocol_params,
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);
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match validation_result {
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Ok(()) => assert!(false, "Outputs set should not be empty."),
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Err(err) => match err {
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ValidationError::TxOutsEmpty => (),
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_ => assert!(false, "Unexpected error ({:?}).", err),
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},
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}
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}
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}
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@ -64,11 +124,11 @@ type ByronTxIns = MaybeIndefArray<ByronTxIn>;
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type ByronTxOuts = MaybeIndefArray<ByronTxOut>;
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// Helper functions.
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fn empty_byron_tx_ins() -> ByronTxIns {
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fn empty_tx_ins() -> ByronTxIns {
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MaybeIndefArray::Def(Vec::new())
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}
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fn random_tx_id() -> ByronTxId {
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fn rand_tx_id() -> ByronTxId {
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let mut rng = rand::thread_rng();
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let mut bytes = [0u8; 32];
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for elem in bytes.iter_mut() {
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}
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}
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fn new_byron_tx_outs() -> ByronTxOuts {
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fn new_tx_outs() -> ByronTxOuts {
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MaybeIndefArray::Def(Vec::new())
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}
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fn random_address_payload() -> TagWrap<ByteVec, 24> {
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fn rand_addr_payload() -> TagWrap<ByteVec, 24> {
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let mut rng = rand::thread_rng();
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let mut bytes = [0u8; 24];
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for elem in bytes.iter_mut() {
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TagWrap::<ByteVec, 24>::new(ByteVec::from(bytes.to_vec()))
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}
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fn new_address(payload: TagWrap<ByteVec, 24>, crc: u32) -> Address {
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fn new_addr(payload: TagWrap<ByteVec, 24>, crc: u32) -> Address {
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Address {
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payload: payload,
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crc: crc,
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}
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}
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fn new_byron_tx_out(address: Address, amount: u64) -> ByronTxOut {
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fn new_tx_out(address: Address, amount: u64) -> ByronTxOut {
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ByronTxOut {
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address: address,
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amount: amount,
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}
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}
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fn add_byron_tx_out(outs: &mut ByronTxOuts, new_out: &ByronTxOut) {
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fn add_tx_out(outs: &mut ByronTxOuts, new_out: &ByronTxOut) {
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match outs {
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MaybeIndefArray::Def(vec) | MaybeIndefArray::Indef(vec) => vec.push(new_out.clone()),
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}
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utxos.insert(multi_era_in, multi_era_out);
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}
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fn empty_byron_attributes() -> Attributes {
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fn empty_attributes() -> Attributes {
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EmptyMap
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}
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/// pallas_applying::validate takes a MultiEraTx, not a ByronTx and a ByronWitnesses. To be able to
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/// build a MultiEraTx from a ByronTx and a ByronWitnesses, we need to encode each of them and then
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/// decode them into KeepRaw<ByronTx> and KeepRaw<ByronWitnesses> values, respectively.
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// pallas_applying::validate takes a MultiEraTx, not a ByronTx and a
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// ByronWitnesses. To be able to build a MultiEraTx from a ByronTx and a
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// ByronWitnesses, we need to encode each of them and then decode them into
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// KeepRaw<ByronTx> and KeepRaw<ByronWitnesses> values, respectively.
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fn mk_byron_tx_and_validate(
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btx: &ByronTx,
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bwit: &ByronWitnesses,
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)
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}
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fn new_byron_tx(ins: ByronTxIns, outs: ByronTxOuts, attrs: Attributes) -> ByronTx {
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fn new_tx(ins: ByronTxIns, outs: ByronTxOuts, attrs: Attributes) -> ByronTx {
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ByronTx {
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inputs: ins,
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outputs: outs,
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}
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}
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fn empty_byron_witnesses() -> ByronWitnesses {
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fn empty_witnesses() -> ByronWitnesses {
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MaybeIndefArray::Def(Vec::new())
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}
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